pout

πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§ UK/paut/πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ US
GREC2

Definitions

v.

To push out one's lips to show displeasure or sulkiness

ζ’…ε˜΄οΌŒε™˜ε˜΄οΌ›η”Ÿι—·ζ°”

n.

A facial expression with lips pushed out, showing displeasure or sulkiness

ζ’…ε˜΄ηš„θ‘¨ζƒ…οΌ›η”Ÿζ°”

🧩 Root Breakdown

Native English
poutother
=pout

Common Collocations

  • 1.pout one's lipsε™˜θ΅·ε˜΄ε”‡
  • 2.[sulky pout]θ΅Œζ°”ζ’…ε˜΄
  • 3.pout in displeasureδΈζ»‘εœ°ζ’…ε˜΄

Example Sentences

  • 1.

    The child pouted and crossed her arms when told she couldn't have dessert.

  • 2.

    He pouted for hours after losing the board game.

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